joe ross and michael taylor leading the way for the brewers. every game becoming that much more critical. they have to watch the standings, unfortunately, tonight the mets are on top of the rockies right now. bryce harper will always get the headlines on this team. lately, michael a. taylor has been stealing the show. bottom of the second, man on, two outs. taylor with a two-run shot here, his 13th home run of the season, and the nationals. they lead by a pair of runs. joe ross on the hill. top of the fifth in some trouble here. he gets jason rogers to ground to third, there's one. here comes to four strikeouts, one run allowed in seven innings, for the young man, joe ross. nats bats staying hot, anthony rendone at the plate. he gets every bit of this ball, a solo shot to center. two for two, nationals up 6-1. he got it done on defense as well. top of the ninth, two outs, he doesn't want to play any baseball any more. nats beat the brewers, your final score 6 to 1. >>> it's always a party up at camden yards, orioles hosting the twins, bottom of

rookie joe ross the latest victim. bottom of the fourth, 1-0 giants, hunter pence turns on this ross offering. drive to deep left. two-run shot, 3-0 giants. seventh, madison bumgarner helping his own cause. he goes deep. the pitcher, his fourth home run of the season. he also had an r.b.i. double. nats drop their sixth straight, 5-0 the final. orioles hosting the other day area team. look at darren o'day. what a catch by darren o'day, the second home run in the game for jones. orioles shut out 26 hits on their way to an 18-2 besting of the a's. washington entered the game two and a half games behind the liberty in the eastern conference. big day for point guard ivory. ivory led the way with 20 points. mystics beat the links 77-59. usa up 5-0. special moments for pittsburgh. pass, scores in her , then gets the terrible towel. what a great moment. 8-0 is the final. at the pga championship, they send day is your leader at 20 under, four strokes ahead. jason suffers from vertigo and had an incident during the u.s. open. ke

tonight it's joe ross on the curly w.the >> it's important for us to be aspects.ve in all tonight it wasn't that way. again, i'll preach it again. think this way and tonight's get ine have to tomorrow. certainly want to be out there playing clean and getting the outs we should get and they're paygiving them extras, you for it eventually. lou: tomorrows are running out nationals.hington interesting preseason matchup, 6:30 pregame and 7:00 p.m. game-time on abc 7. in game will be interesting this regard, john harbaugh got his nfl coaching start with the eagles as a special teams coach. now he's running the ravens. be good as the eagles and ravens, the only two teams he's ever been associated with, go head-to-head. at the wyndham championships in golf, tiger woods picked up where he left off the past two days. bogey,three birdies, one as well as several huge par saves. -- shoots a two under 68, he's 13 under after behindounds, two strokes jason gore, the leader at 15 under par. woods needs a win tomorrow to keep his pga season alive. no disrespect to major league baseball or the college

strasburg, max scherzer, and today joe ross found out how potent the san francisco lineup can be. bottom of the fourth, hunter pence turns on this, three nothing giants. bottom of the seventh, madison bumgarner, the opposing pitcher, help his own cause. he goes deep, his fourth homer of the season. he also had an r.b.i. double. nats drop their sixth straight, 5-0. the road trip continues in colorado tuesday. humanwilliams: it's nature, that said, we have to look at where we are at and what the big picture is. if we win games, we jump back into this thing. go,o have a lot of games to and we have to start on tuesday, play a good game, get that w, and go from there. lou: the orioles scored nine runs in the bay area, capped off by this adam jones shot. nice catch in the bullpen, adam jones' second homer of the day. the orioles with 26 hits in the 18-2 pasting. when jason day became ill and fell apart during the u.s. open, many like myself wanted to see him when the major. quite honestly, his game and personality deserved it. day did not just sit on his final round lead, he blew away t

if you are scoring at home former bishop, joe ross, gave it up. 3-0 lead.gardener he can mash it. look at this blast. 4th for the year. hitting an rbi double in the game. bruce had a good seat in the house to watch this one. he did a 3-hit shutout. second straight complete game. tying a career high 14 strikeouts. giants win it 5-0 to sweep the nats and stay 2.5 behind the dodgers. >> meantime the a's, another set back. the orioles, teed off. now, one of the 2 home runs for the day. chase, in the 4th inning,oriels up 5. now, look out. that brought home two more runs. more outfield adventure. watch the left center field. billy burns, running and no. an rbi double here for parra. the a's had to have the firstbaseman come in and fetch. he did get jonathan scope to chase it here. look at what the ravens are playing. >> the strikeout. >> breaking news. kyle busch did not win this week. 18 car finished 11th. spin out here. smoke would follow from tony stewart's car. matt kenseth in the yellow 20 car started the day in front. finished in 20th. led 146 of the 200 la

. >> joe ross on the mound versus the giants. madison bumgarner was into the pass and the runner scores. the second with an rbi double and four innings and four earned runs allowed. not playing favorites and crushes this ball to left. out of the park and that's the fourth home run of the season. two rbis and giants up 5-0. flying out to center and that was in your game. a complete shutout for bumgarner. we drafted in a row and under 500. 5-0 the final. final round of the championship, a great day for jason. he was the leader at center hole. a 50-foot put for birdie and that was right in the cup. his wife and son wait for him to finish. she overcome with emotion and before sinking this short put for the victory. he becomes the first player to finish at 20 under in a major tournament. congratulations. congratulations. so ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ tur

joe ross, he was on the mound, not looking good. bottom of the fourth, man on, hunter pence spending this ball out of the park, a two-run homer, four runs allowed in four innings for ross. giants, they are up, 3-0 here. we know things aren't going well when the opposing pitcher is rocking you. madison bumgarner, an rbi, double in the game, this crushes this ball, solo home run. his fourth homer of the season. the giants, they lead the nationals, 5-0, in the ninth. >>> no problems scoring runs for the orioles lately, hosting the a's today. bottom of the second, tied, one man on the corners, joseph rips one to left. that ball is going to fall in. joseph the double there. he was 3-4 with four rbi. bottom of the fifth now the birds up 10-2. manny machado skies this one to left. coco crisp, marcus simeon. commune is the key to any good relationship, what i've been told by a few exes, not good communication there between the guys. machado 3-5, three rbi. things worse for oakland. later on in the inning, orioles, the lineup, adam jones, ba

pitcher joe ross having a dominant night. allowed just one hit, one run. struck out seven. the man tonight. but nothinging easy for these nats. top seven, melvin upton jr. he is driving this deep to center. he is michael a. taylor. he is chasing. and boom. going hard into the watch. tries to make the catch. taylor's cleat taking a chunk out of the wall. a right knee contusion. >> what about his face? looks like he face-planted as well. >> took the brunt in his face. 4-2 the final over san diego. >>> over to kansas city, the orioles trying to take a second straight game from the royals. didn't get off to the best of starts the birds. ben zobrist. we have a theme here, guys. can't reach it, and boom. and that's into the outfield fence. he would stay down for a few. the trainers and buck showalter, they come out to check on him. initially, he would stay in the game. but he left in the third inning with blurred vision. he see going to have to undergo tests tomorrow. let's jump ahead bottom nine. o's down 5-3. gerardo parra grounds to second for the final out. and the o's lose i

and joe ross is up against innings limit. nationals are 5 1/2 games behind the new york mets with 39 games to go. i'm holden kushner for wusa 9 sports. >> time is running out and the mets are looking so good. >> they'll have to push. >> they had a huge win. >> mets will be hard to catch. >>> coming up. the redskins are back on the field. they prepare for saturday night's game in baltimore. will we see one of the newest redskins make his debut. that and more coming up in sports. >>> the stock market starts the day off strong only to see its gains slip away in the final hour. we'll have the latest from wall street. >>> a local mother documents her journey from high school graduation to homelessness. i'm andrea mccarron at d.c. general where she what's the most important thing your parents do for you? they buy me food. they make sure i'm never lost. well... they pay my allowance. encourage me. ♪ they sing us a lullaby at night... a lullaby at night. ♪ oh! now i remember... why does it matter that cigna covers preventive care? be

i'm joe kernen with andrew ross sorkin.of the toilet and are back on set with us. >> becky is off today. >> you said he was so handsome. >> oh. >> the ashley madison toilet or some other toilet. i don't know. >> do you know anyone that got outed? >> we know somebody in the papers who has -- >> denying it. >> who has been on before. a business guy. >> our top story today, the global markets, u.s. equities futures are down. s&p down 11. nasdaq indicated down about 28, just under 29 points. this follows a two-day rally. it's now back out of correction territory from monday's intraday low. the dow is up 8%. the s&p has risen 7% and nasdaq is 12% higher from monday a close. >>> overnight in china, the shanghai closed about 5% higher. gains speeding up in the final trading hour. all of these sort of weak explanations. among the catalyst, more government support. yeah, they bought blue chip stocks with government money. there's also some other stuff. investing in some pension plans. that's a great idea in the chinese stock market.

i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin. joe is on vacation today. our guest this morning is peter.d to see you. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me today. >> history set to be made in cuba for the first time in more than 50 years. the american flag will fly above a u.s. embassy in havana. john kerry will be there for the ceremony. michelle is there as well and will be joining us with a live report later in the show. but first let's get to the markets. yesterday the markets finished essentially unchanged for the second day in a row. this morning you're looking at modest decline with the dow futures to open down by 19 points. s&p futures off by 3 points and nasdaq down by 7. >> a couple of big stories this morning. a number of big stories right now. china central bank trying to sooth

i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe and michelle. week's trading left you nauseous it's for good reason. the dow traveling another 1600 points back and forth during yesterday's wild session and if you add the last two sessions together the blue chip index has now moved 6500 points all in. dropping for a 6th consecutive day and this marks the first six day losing streak for the s&p andas

i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe kernen and sarah is with us this morning.ky will be back next week. it's a pronunciation issue for me. a lot to discuss. >> it's a hard g. >> i know. >> we have a lot to discuss with jason today following this week's roller coaster ride in the markets. the dow

i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe and sarah. right to the markets u.s.ity futures pointing to a higher open on wall street today after that huge rally yesterday as stocks snapped a six day losing streak to end at highs on the session. the biggest percentage gains since november of 2011. the nasdaq had it's biggest day since august of that year. closing up 600 points. something we haven't seen since the fall of 2008 though. the percentage gains are a little bit different. check out the blue chip index's roller coast

i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe kernen. becky has the day off. our guest host is bob dahl.s going to help us try to figure out what to make of this roller coaster ride in the markets. that's where we will go right now. let's get right to the markets after yesterday's crazy ride on wall street. stocks look to recover today as joe just mentioned. futures are pointing to a huge pop at the open but if yesterday was any lesson no one knows what will happen over the course of today's session. we should tell you the dow travelled nearly 5,000 points yesterday. that's not from top to bottom t

ross has the details. a.j.? >> good evening, joe, the police need your help tracking down those three suspects who brutally beat and robbed an elderly veteran inside his ozone park home. that victim is recovering tonight but we managed to speak to the two sanitation workers who came to his rescue. >> his hands were bound and nose was bleeding. barely clothed. two queens sanitation workers immediately pulled over when they found this 76-year-old man running toward their truck early saturday. >> i went to see what is going on and he explained to me he was just robbed. >> he told me that somebody had broken into his home and tied him up and beat him up. >> reporter: according to the police, an armed person used a ladder to enter into the victim's home and then let in two other suspects, a male and female who tied up the veteran. they beat the defenseless man with a firearm and stole his cell phone, tv and wallet before running away. >> i felt heart broken for the poor guy. >> reporter: the victim was taken to jamaica hospital for treat

i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin and scott. >> joe is on vacation this week.get you up to speed on the markets. take a look at the u.s. equity futures. yesterday the dow ended upturning around. 277 point early decline. ended up unchanged by the end of the day. you can see there's moderate advance with the dow futures up by 38 points. s&p futures up by 5.5 and the nasdaq up by close to 20. more on the overseas action and china central bank in a moment. but first as you are just waking up check out these pictures. huge explosion shaking a port city in china killing at least 44 people and injuring

i'm becky quick along with joe concern nin and andrew ross sorkin.e get you caught up to speed starting with the futures here in the united states this morning. right now after all the declines we saw last week and by the end of the week the dow has lost over 1,000 points. you can see that those futures are indicated down another 312 points this morning. if we were to open right now the

ross is live in the bronx tonight. a.j.? >> reporter: joe, sandra, we are live outside park avenue in the bronx. this is the last of five sites health officials have positively identified as a possible source of this legionnaires cluster. deputy health commissioner dr. varma expects the number of cases to rise as they try to narrow down which cooling tower is responsible for the bacteria. as health officials narrow down the source for the legionnaires cluster, the deaths among older residents continues to rise. a fourth death was reported saturday among what is 65 confirmed cases and counting. health officials warn things could get worse before they get better. >> we think it's very possible that there will be an increase in cases often the next seven days. and then we are also quite confident that after that time the number of cases will go down. we can never know for sure, you know, what the future holds and we are working very aggressively to make sure that people at risk, people at senior centers, homeless shelters, people with other med

i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe and michelle.f this week's trading left you nauseous it's for good reason. the dow traveling another 1600 points back and forth during yesterday's wild session and if you add the last two sessions together the blue chip index has now moved 6500 points all in. dropping for a 6th consecutive day and this marks the first six day losing streak for the s&p and nasdaq in three entire years from the record highs. the dow is now down nearly 15%. the s&p is off 12.5%. check out these staggering figures. s&p 500 companies lost another $900 million in market cap yesterday. they lost nearly $2 trillion in market cap over the last seven sessio sessions. you see rich people lost $185 billion recently. this is good. this income inequality thing. >> taking care of it. >> this is not -- >> i also like the -- now we're going to do this every day where we can close on change but if that's not interesting enough -- >> it's like a fit bit for the market. >> it's not even the range anymore. it's brand new. >> we're talk

i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe kernen. becky has the day off. our guest host is bob dahl.e's going to help us try to figure out what to make of this roller coaster ride in the markets. that's where we will go right now. let's get right to the markets after yesterday's crazy ride on wall street. stocks look to recover today as joe just mentioned. futures are pointing to a huge pop at the open but if yesterday was any lesson no one knows what will happen over the course of today's session. we should tell you the dow travelled nearly 5,000 points yesterday. that's not from top to bottom but throughout the day with nearly 3,000 coming just in the first 90 minutes. the blue chip index closing down more than 500 points for the second straight day and over the last three sessions the dow and s&p are down nearly 9% and the nasdaq is off almost 10% yesterday alone $685 billion is lost among market cap in s&p 500 companies. that's $100 billion more than apple's market cap. if they don't tell you enough about the volatility check out the vix. moving above 50 intraday for the first ti

i'm sara eisen along with andrew ross sorkin and brian sullivan today. joee the day off. the force is with disney. rolling out a star wars land. we'll, of course, have more details in just a few memberships. but first, brian, you have some top stories. >> we do, thank you. pressure coming on fears japan's economy is slowing down after they had some disappointing jgp data from the third biggest economy in the world. that combined rising for a fourth straight week on friday. concerns about china, you name it, has the price of crude oil down. we were in the high 41s earlier. later on, we'll get the exclusive results on cnbc's latest oil survey. that is not impacting stoc

." >> "squawk box" right here on cnbc first in business world wide, andrew ross sorkin, joe kernen is today. we have china shares surging 5%. speculating a bad news good news situation, eggs port data over the weekend showed a bigger than expected drop in july him that fuels speculation that further easing could be coming. it forced out the government to overhaul the enterprises. berkshire hathaway in a massive transaction. >> this is a deal. are you looking at it is happening. >> yes, it is. buying precision cast. >> if are you a pcp shareholder, congratulations, it's been a good morning. it's a huge company, 70% of the revenue is in the aerospace business. in the press release, here's what they have had to say. >> i've admired it for food reason, it is the supplier of the choice for the aerospace industry, really warren buffet confirming not only a deal but saying this is effectively a bullish bet. >> by the way a todd combs investment. i don't know if you know, two investors the hair apparents there if hair apparents on the investment side. he made one of the original investments i

i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin. joe is on vacation today. our guest this morning is peter. good to see you. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me today. >> history set to be made in cuba for the first time in more than 50 years. the american flag will fly above a u.s. embassy in havana. john kerry will be there for the ceremony. michelle is there as well and will be joining us with a live report later in the show. but first let's get to the markets. yesterday the markets finished essentially unchanged for the second day in a row. this morning you're looking at modest decline with the dow futures to open down by 19 points. s&p futures off by 3 points and nasdaq down by 7. >> a couple of big stories this morning. a number of big stories right now. china central bank trying to sooth fear again overnight sticking with the argument that there's no basis for continued currency depreciation. now ending the three day devaluations streak when it set the midpoint range today. meantime in europe early this morning greece's parliament approving the draft of a third bailo

i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe and sarah. right to the markets u.s. equity futures pointing to a higher open on wall street today after that huge rally yesterday as stocks snapped a six day losing streak to end at highs on the session. the biggest percentage gains since november of 2011. the nasdaq had it's biggest day since august of that year. closing up 600 points. something we haven't seen since the fall of 2008 though. the percentage gains are a little bit different. check out the blue chip index's roller coaster ride over the last week. then on monday that nearly 600 decline. another 200 point loss tuesday before yesterday's big surge the dow is still down though. more than 1% this week. but the nasdaq has narrowly erased this week's losses off by .2%. >> i was on the floor of the new york stock exchange all week and it's not just the crazy moves where we settle, it's the intraday volatility. everybody was bracing for a repeat of tuesday. they had this giant rally and it started to lose steam and everybody thought here we go again and then it ch

i'm becky quick along with joe concern nin and andrew ross sorkin.on't we get you caught up to speed starting with the futures here in the united states this morning. right now after all the declines we saw last week and by the end of the week the dow has lost over 1,000 points. you can see that those futures are indicated down another 312 points this morning. if we were to open right now the s&p futures would be down by another 32 points. the nasdaq looks like it would be down by 123 points. again, this is across the board some rough times. if you thought you were going to see a rebound this morning, it's not happening, at least not yet. part of the reason what happened in china. joe mentioned the shanghai composite plunging to a five-month low. it's now giving up all of its gains for the year. that decline of 8.5% that came today follows a 4% decline from friday. again, it has been rough. it has been difficult. we've been watching what china's trying to do. there is a general sense of not only a slowdown in china but also the idea that the chinese

ross. >> a lot of people have predicted that. thank you. val. >> special election this week to replace joeate house in delaware county. the democrat won. two republicans ran, split the vote. the delaware county republican committee nominated a union leader. some conservatives didn't like that. they ran their own candidate, split the party. it shows what happens when republicans aren't unified. >> perhaps we're seeing that nationally, too. hey, we had a fiery discussion today. [ laughter ] >> that's your fault. [ laughter ] >> hey! i'm just the guy that asks the questions. george, nelson, val, and christine, thanks for joining us here on "inside story." thank you for watching. have a great sunday, everyone. and we'll see you next week right here on 6abc. ♪ >>> i'm nydia han with eva pilgrim. >>> coming up next speed is blamed for a fatal accident in center city earlier this morning. >>> overnight fire in north philadelphia a, maybe the the case of arson. >>> we will be live in south philadelphia where the eagles are getting their fans another chance to see them practice. those stories and t

i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin and scott. >> joe is on vacation this week.et's get you up to speed on the markets. take a look at the u.s. equity futures. yesterday the dow ended upturning around. 277 point early decline. ended up unchanged by the end of the day. you can see there's moderate advance with the dow futures up by 38 points. s&p futures up by 5.5 and the nasdaq up by close to 20. more on the overseas action and china central bank in a moment. but first as you are just waking up check out these pictures. huge explosion shaking a port city in china killing at least 44 people and injuring hundreds. those blasts sent massive fire balls into the night's sky. the initial blast erupted at a warehouse for hazardous materials and triggered other explosions at nearby businesses. those explosions could be felt miles away. the cause at this point not immediately clear. let's take a look at some live pictures this morning from tianjin china. you can still see the smoke cloud billowing. we heard from hyundai. we'll take more of a look at what's happening with

i'm joe along with becky quick. andrew ross sorkin is off today. 215,000 on foreign payrolls. they have to do work to come up with that? if you had to guess, wouldn't you say -- eh. all these economists. do they do any math at all, or do they say, you know, 215. >> do they do what you do, you mean? >> yeah, 215. isn't 215, given what we've had, that's just like a guesstimate. that could be 150 or 350. they have no idea. >> well, it's not economists' fault. it's the variability of the data. even the best models have an average era of plus or minus. but we also have to remember the benefit comes in at 170. we shouldn't cry it's weak, it's weak. it's just -- you know, it's just a low end of the draw. >> are you allowed to say kiss your sister? >> you just did. >> that's a kiss your sister guess. that's weak. i'm not taking any chances here. it's august. got to come up with a number. >> glad i'm not your sister. because you're insulting at the same time. >> no. you know what i'm saying. and i'm not going to go any further than that because i'm going on vacation and i don't want an

. >> eyewitness news reporter aj ross is at one of those locations and she's in monthaven tonight. aj? >> reporter: joe, sandra, well health officials narrowed down five sites including this one as a possible source of that legionnaire's cluster. we are not out of the woods just yet. they do expect cases to increase over the next seven days and tonight i spoke with someone who battled the bacteria firsthand. >> i was about to -- wait one more day to go to the hospital and if i would have waited that one day i don't think i would have been here right now. >> reporter: for daniel tejada being back in his home surrounded byname is something he'll never -- by family is something he'll never take for granted again. now just relayed from the hospital -- released from the hospital in a medically induced coma. how the 31-year-old cab driver contracted the bacteria is a mystery. >> i was going to say i'm a cab driver and i'm everywhere. so i couch caught this in any borough. >> reporter: much like the south bronx's cluster where health officials are still trying to pinpoint a source between five contaminated bu

joe and james. nice to see you all. roz ross five years since that tragic ending for tyler. you have done so much and now this new initiative, day one. how is this different from the foundation? >> when we started -- well, first of all, thank you for having us. we are about raising awareness and now after talking to educators and families and psychologist and we have the programming to prevent bullying. greg: this is real stuff happening on the first day of school, the teachers are going to make a special announcement. >> yes, you can download a script and people of authority, teachers can read the declaration and declare what is and is not acceptable behavior for that classroom and that community and then have acknowledgment back from the students that they understand and then ebbing actually declare or pledge to become upstandards, not to be a bystander and watch the harassment occur, step up and speak out. >> james, what is this like for you working on this initiative? >> it has been very difficult and painful five years for myself and my family and i'm proud of my parent

i'm sara eisen along with andrew ross sorkin and brian sullivan today. joe and becky have the day off. the force is with disney. rolling out a star wars land. we'll, of course, have more details in just a few memberships. but first, brian, you have some top stories. >> we do, thank you. pressure coming on fears japan's economy is slowing down after they had some disappointing jgp data from the third biggest economy in the world. that combined rising for a fourth straight week on friday. concerns about china, you name it, has the price of crude oil down. we were in the high 41s earlier. later on, we'll get the exclusive results on cnbc's latest oil survey. that is not impacting stock futures, however. there is all on very light futures. oil stocks have been trading in nearly the same direction every day for the past month. >> asia overnight. we're not being big moves. a fallout for that massive explosion in china continuing. shanghai was up 0.75%. >>> we have some news to tell but. i can't believe this is real. apple planning a big announcement in september.

ross is in astoria with the details. a.j.? >> reporter: joe, for now police aren't releasing the identity of the victim but he was found unconscious and on fire in the alleyway early this morning. investigators say he may have been shot. let me show you video from earlier today as firefighters and police quickly responded to a 911 call made here just off 12th street in astoria around 7:00 this morning. upon arrival, firefighters quickly put the blaze out but the victim was dead at the scene. first responders discovered a gunshot wound on the left side of his body. the medical examiner will have to determine the official cause of death. meanwhile, a neighbor that didn't want to talk on camera told us off camera that detectives took a copy of the surveillance footage that may have captured part of what happened. this is an ongoing investigation. police are asking anyone with any information to give them a call tonight. a.j. ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> a.j., thank you. >>> new jersey authorities confirm the body found at the bottom of the